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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1887-03-17
ApEno5aArfc WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

DEVOTED TO THE INDUSTRIAL, EDUcA
T1oNAL AND MATERIAL WELFARE
OF VANCE COUNTY AND NORTH
CAROEISA.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
ARRESTED WHILE LEAVING THE CITY.
The Police Capture Man Who, They Think,
Has Robbed Several Stores.

Captain Colbert and Sergeant Quigley We're
yesterday successful in capturing that
they belive is one of the worst thieves in the
country. For'several weeks there have been
daily complaints at headquarters from the small
towns surrounding the city of robberies of
stores. The detectives who were detailed to
hunt for the thieves failed to get any clew to
work upon until yesterday forenoon when Cap
tain Colbert accidentally learned that strange
man was stopping at a disre putable house on
East South street, and that on Tuesday he had
taken to the house and given to a woman also
stopping there, some valuable goods. After some
investigation, it was learned that the man and
the woman had made arrangements to leave
the city on the afternoon train on the Decline
For the purpose of eluding the officers. the
woman was to get the train at the Union
Depot. and the man at the observation-disclosures
station Captain Colbert and Sergeant Quigley
went to the Union Depot, and secreted them
selves in the baggage-ear After the train had
depot, they entered the passenger coach from
opposite ends. AS soon the suspected
saw Sergeant Quigley come in the front end of
the car, he started to rum but he ran into Col
bert's arms and was placed under arrest The
woman was also taken into custody. She car
ried bundle containing fine underwear
and other goods, and wora a seal-skin cloak,
which she said the man had given her.
The prisoner at the station-house gave his
name as Henry Morris; and the woman gave
hers as Ella Smith. She said her home was
at Nora. this county, and both she and Morris
had purchased tickets for that point. Morris
refused to tell where his home was, but said he
had purchased the goods for the woman in Pitts
burg. After he had been locked up the woman
confessed that she had never him until
two days ago, when he came to the house where
she was stopping and brought about 800 worth
Of goods, and asked her to take care of them.
She went with the officer to the house, and
turned over the stolen property, consisting of
FIVE pieces of dress goods, shawls, kid gloves.
and other articles. The officers believe that
Morris is at the head of a gang of thieves that
has been operating extensively in and around
this city Only few days ago store
robbed at Ladoga and some of the goods
covered are believed to be from there.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

Christmas Pres ents.
Five dollars for life-size. Bromo-Crayon pict-
lures; former price, $40. Those wanting this
work before the holidays should place their
orders now. Call and see this beautiful work.
PICKERELLs NEW York GALLERY,
1914 East Washington street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

TONIGHT is the Grand Holiday Opening at
Emil Wulschners piano parlors, AZ and A n.
Penn. ST In addition to the elegant display of
arranged in which Miss Stella Cole, Dollie Mick
ey. Pearl Berry and Daisy Dame pianists,
Master w. Otto Rudy. violinist, Misses Lottie
Carlin, trombinst and Mr.. R b. Rudy for a
French horn solo.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

BUY box of La Integridads for Xmas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
Indiana Paper Co,

Indiana Paper Go.
Holiday novelties, booklets. Christmas cards
and the finest line of fancy stationery ever shown
in Indianapolis. 81 East Maryland street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
Pettis, BaSSett&Co.
Christmas for the Kindergnrtens.
And Christmas means this:
a little child's bliss

The merrest Christmas among the prosperous
cannot be perfect unless it be seasoned with
the consciousness of having contributed to the
happiness of the less fortunate, the poor, whom
''ye have always with YOU" Therefore the
ladies of the Children's Aid Society ask all who
are interested to join them in making Christmas
Joy in the hearts of the many hundreds of little
children in the free kindergartens maintained
by this society. Contributions of candy, fruit
or money, even to the smallest amount, will be
gladly received and NAV be left, at the conven-
fence of the donors, before Tuesday, the 20th at
the drug store of Slr. Jos. II. Perry, corner OF
Washington and Alabama streets, with Mrs.
Flora Wulschner, at the headquarters of the
Womans Relief Corps, No. ~ North Pennsyl-
vAnia street. or at the residences of Mesdames.
Stanton j. Peelle, j. W. Hess. G. t. kregelo. A.
NJ Robertson, George W. Townley, ". ID.
Cooper E. G. Wiley, w. FL. II. Miller. ". W.
Woollen, Arthur Jordan, Lois G. Hufford.lG. l..
Rittenhouse, !. Fl. Wilson and Jason Carey.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
HOLIDAY HANDYS

The many small and dainty things for use
and ornament to name which would take
more space here than we want to pay for or
than you would want to follow. Such things
as Triplicate Mirrors, Silver Soap Boxes,
Tablets, Trays, and all kinds of dishes, Glove
and Shoe Buttoners, Rings, Pins, Chains and
Charms, Necklaces of Pearl and other precious
stones We have something to catch every
fancy, however vagrant, and to suit all
pocket books however small.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
California Excursions,

Dec. 81 and 2S Tickets at low rates. Call
street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
Qur Lady Friends.

If you wish to buy useful present for gen.
at Paul Krauss's store, such as smoking jackets,
dressing-gowns, bath-robes. silk umbrellas, muf-
fers, collar and cuff boxes gloves. handker-
chiefs, the latest in neck wear suspenders. dress
shirts, underwear and many other useful
articles. He also has an elegant line of ladies'
goods in opera shawls Japanese silk robes. en-
broidered silk and linen haudkerchiefs, "m1sh-
wahsn etc
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
christmas Pres emf:

ASK your dealer for La Integridad.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 16, 1887.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec 16, 1887.
There will be a meeting of the stockholders of
the Indiana Insurance Co., of Indianapolis, held
at the Office of the company, Ga East Market st /,
Indianapolis, Ind, on the first Tuesday, Jan. 3,
1888, at o'clock p. for the election of presl-
dent and directors. n. S. BYRAM, President.
NJ. Y. MoGILLIARD. Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
Not Burglarized.

The Bates House Pharmacy has not been bur-
glarized and the expressions of sympathy tend
The Bates House Pharmacy can not be burglar
lied as it is kept open all day and all night
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17
A Rovto nal;ph

Boys Delight.
Nothing pleases the average boy SO much as
kit of good tools and chest to keep them in; not
tho bogus ones generally sold, but good quality,
such as we have sale from 81 up to SIS kit
While learning the use of them he is making
good OF time, otherwise spent in idleness.
Call and select q set and make him happy.
HILDEBRAND e FUGATE,
50 S Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

BEWARE of that cough! For over thirty years
BRowN'S ExPECToRANT has been q sure, safe
and speedy remedy for groups, colds, etc. 50-
cent bottles Ask your druggist
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

GENUINE alligator and seal" gents slippers
also an elegant line of French patent leather
shoes c. Friedgen. 81 N. Pennsylvania St
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

Browns EXPEcToRANT cures coughs, colds
ETC., in adults and children. 50-cens bottles
Sold by druggists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-17

Fur Gaps! Fur Cups!
The cheapest line in the city at Seaton's Hat
Store, % North Pennsylvania street.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

@eisen i6GoB Oota4 nm 13c. 9o9er'
Corn Inn &C. nieortser, 9ater UNI e. 9oDer,
ais in Der Yorwobe.
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se1 SEQ. 2 3u 71@714, SEQ 3 gu 64@65c.
@tntermetse Il. J{o. 2 rot6er i'm opel
der III 7l@714c., gto. 8 rotber gu 700.
Corn: SEQ. 2 gu 40&@404c., lto. 2 gelbes
400 41, SEQ. 2 IpeiBes .415c., 500. 5 9elbes
- @40c, No. 8 gu 394@40, &o. 4 gu 81
sal er: gea9 Strobe: SEQ. 8 934@251,
So. 3 petBer 25t@27A, SEQ. 2 melBer .273@
2S3, go. 2 253@
$11.5 s. 2 Cars 6u $1,000, 1 Gar gu 12.5J
bic 8onne.
Mibblin9s.- Oie 8erfGufe waret gu
$11.75@$1S bic Sonne.
Seu.-1 Gar SEQ. 1 3imotbp 5u 1925,
2 Cars gu $13, 2 @ars Simot6D gu $1,000,
1 @ar Mtreo Gimotbp SIT 1880, ! Gar gez
rin9eS uplorb Su $3.50, J Gar gu So. l Gar
gu $3.50, 5, / Gor l9Ones SOlpa gu 5000,
3 &ars Su $11.75, 1 Gar an S11, 1 @ar
@isconlin gu $3.50, 2 Cars Stote 81. $7.7j
bic Sonne.
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1 au 81. 034@.-.
SUIT er. Creamery 15@23c.5 Duirp
13@i9c.
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betm Gar.
SObnen.- Suite neu. ReOiun5" 2.95
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Sit9en. youiiiana $6.O0@7.00, SauetrO
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Somat oes. = 50@75c Der Bui6el.
YreiB elbeeren.- $1,000 baS Sap
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nlto 81. 50@8.O0 fir @ope Sob.
@99 Ylant-50@75c ba5 Ob6.
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20uis $1.Oj. III &tncInnatt LOS, TT YeortL
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25@32c., @ataDbaS 30@G5:.
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$2.25@2.75 bos GiIt0en.
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9opfen.- Seem Yorfer, nelter, 16@2Oc
alter 10@12c, Poctflc, neuer, 16@20c, after
9@14c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
8ef0rte So0tettto
Giniturs zines SaIfonS t~titIamntt ben Sob
1tentp1dtern. - 9rei @erinmeM DerIekt.

Gin re6t etgenarttger 11nglIdsfal, BET
tpel6em bret fir etn v@Drenamt" auseriez
bene WfGnner bo6it beoenfltde 8erleBun:
gen %erlttten, ereignete it'd 0onnerita9 Nben6
$50. 8 Gurrier1traBe gelegentlt6 Der Mbbdl>
ttrg ether irtlchen Spote1tpa6e. Der Ser
bltbene mar 9tidorD M1rpDD, uno Elm 9a1z
5er 6aufe leirer Qanb5leltte bate ii6 Qe9ef1
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befunoen, t9eils, I'M tpQ9retb Ser 9tdd)t Sic
9ei1e bur0 ibre Nnpeicnbeit bon b0ien
0eiftern al betpabren. Srti1e To0tentpaden
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es lit ba6er erf(Grlt6, 6ab Die 3u oieier Gb1
renpflt0t Nu8erforenen it0 Die 3eit burd)
ftetBtge5 6erumretOen Der S6napsflaiGe
m0gltdlt abSufur3elt, relp. tbren Summer
binunter5uidluGeu lu0en. Mu6 bel Der
Wturp6D'iden TDOtenpa6e miro es tpobl
Der INSTRUMENTATION Sttte gemGB 3ugeganz
gen iet1. Den WG6jtern pur0e Is I'M Clint
mer alIttGlig etDas 1d)tDlil ltr1o 10 bdtten tie
ii6 bern, etlDa ein 0ubenb an Der 3aDt,
off ben 8alfon 1inauS begebeu, a(S DteIer
entmeoer IN 6pfge Der groben Salt ooer aber
IN Solge Der, auf Die unit6eren SSbritte Der
QSG6ter 5uriifSufil0relben @ri6iitterlng,
plo5lid nit furGtbarcm 8ra6en IDSbrad
unb nit ieiner Gait III Die Stefe 6tnn6iqulte.
2lls Die in Der gtdbe %beftltbllden 8erio=
men gum 8eiitan0e GerbeteiIten, ergnb iid,
baB San. S9oD, bon go. 27 WaDeltrabe,
am Giiden unb inuerli6 l6iper perlebt
tporben mar, nG6retO So6n @rtffin, BON
SEQ. II Gurrieritrafe, b0ie Guetl6ungen
am &ppfe ut1b I'M @sit0t erlitt, ultb Sobn
0oggtn, Der brittle @erlngliidte, innere
gerleBun9en unb etne &eritau6ung beioer
8etne bapongetra9en Bate. Die iibrtgen
nit ben Iriimmerl1 bts 8alfoll'S 6inabge1
f"tiir5ten i6ienen, abgele0en BON lei6ten
Gueti6ungen IT. !. ~, nit bem bloBen
S0reden 0apongetommen 5t lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
2f1,s betroaener aiebe.

QpuiIe Stioeforb, Elm Wtlo6en Don %
eSabren, ma1te Wtttlpo6 9tbeno tbren1
ilnaen 2eben Elm @nbe, inbem ite cine
Ooiis Strp6nin perihludte, Die ite it6 in
st. so. Meir's Mpotbcte, geo. 1926 90. Sad>
1onitr., unter benz 8ortpanbe, &atten oalttt
beratften at tpolen, bate 9e6en lalien. 0aS
W2Goheu ipobrte nit ibren @ltern uno @eS
ihniitern i1 go. 1916 Us. Sadlonitr. uno
hate oeu peraneifeltcn S9ritt augenl6etn7
lid aus Sbn1er5 iiber i6re betrogene Qiebe
oet6an. sic bate bas @ift, lobal6 ite oa7
nit mad 6auie fam, Dbne Ger5ug in Der
&u6e All fi0 genpmn1elt, lt1to tie tpuroe crit
bon tbrer M1ltter geful1oer, ais tie beretts
in SobesfrGmpfen am TuBbDoen Lag. Ner5te
ltde 6itlfe ertpieS lt0 jebt ais gu ipGt.
3ouiIe bate Dor ettpa Il Sa6ren etnen gea
ptlen g8iQiam 8potDman, etnen Weaurer
int Nlter BON "a Sabren, $50. 1856 Colorado
Mpe. ~tpobnbaft, fente1 g%elernt, uno na0@
oem berlelbe tie falt tGgltd beiu6t, batten
ftd bic 8eiDen Dor ettpa brei Wtonaten Derz
Iobt. Oas WeGo1e1 Derl6mdbte ieoen altz
6eren 1l1raonq ul1o b~erettete it6 altf Die
.SDd3eit por, ais fe 2lnfangs Septen1ber,
an 6em Sage, an tpeldem Der 9roBe Mrbet@
tereltmsu9 itattfanb, tbren 8rduttgam Nrm
I'M Qlrm nit einem mnoeren Dldo6en geben
1ob. 0o er leitber itb audi nt6t mebr bet
9orile ieben lteB, 10 perfiel bieielbe III etnen
2uitano Der S6nerm1tb, uno ale Ser
Slde ibrer @[tern uno Wel6tpiiter, tie aufS
subettern, i9lugen feDl. gSte Die Sa0e en-
bete, lit Oben er5dblt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

11br Na@mittags unb erret6te gGifli6 bas
Seltlanb. Die rettenbe Yoli3et fanb bas
S6iff total ausaeplinbert nabe AM Seits
lanbe i'm @ebii6e unb nah "A Stunoen
gelan9 es ibr, aud Die Wt6roer in ilrem
Eager gu lberralden. Que StpDlf itnO,
na6bem iie bon Dem @rie6en erfannt
tparen, auf Der Steue eri6oiien worben."
3mei 6pan3loS qeborene
GGB6en, tpel9e Or. 3obartas aus
5irl6ber9 auf bem Naturfori6ers @OngreB
III GieSbaoen por3ei9te, bat Or. 6ernes fir
bos SSerliner aquarium eripOrben unb ptro
nit ibueu 3ii1tungsoeriu6e aniteIen. Quf
Dem GongreB bebedte iid ii6rigens bas Ser
Timer MqIarium i'm maDren Gimme oeS
@Ortes init Slang. Or. 9ernes fiibrte
ndmlt9 int pbDitfalil6en &o6tnet beS Q4iess
baoener 0teal9pmnaiiumS elmer sa6lrci0en
8~eriamrnlung BON 3ooloBe1, Q(notomen
unb Gntomologen ieinen leu6tenoen ytorbs
iees8dciIuS in gelun9eniter Neiie por.
Die Slide leu6teten auf bas 8rd6tt8ite
unb bas 8eden nit leudtenbem Seepalier
brettete rings nm it9 etnen belen S9etn
aus.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
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: Gtne alf Sette 7 debrodbte

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ctscoer Ottttbeilung ilber Die sc / n g
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to I Itegen.
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bate, uber BEN Npot1efer 81 e.
buGfen Sames @. 6 temartsu SO Il
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baus u1b cine @elobuBe bon $40, 8OO-mar
6enn bod ieIbr BEN Yro6tbtttoniz
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bate, DTirportete 0ie BON ben 8ittfteQern
9eipiinidte 6%erabiebung Ser @eidngniBz
ftrafe, berlan9te aber Die Qufre6tbaltung
Der @elbbuBe. Oo6 @ouberncur
so arttn bat if6 iebt milber geSeigt ais
Der StaatSantpalt. @r bat nt6t nur bic
s. ef an gniB ftrafe auf fe9s 90 o.
nate tnt gountp @efdngniB, ionOern
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ne6r Nnerfennung g%efunOen baben, ais es
je 3uDor uno ie nadber Der Sal mar. Oa
8unbes6eSirfsri6ter &refel i6ol Dor Sabr
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
StQot Qbtca9o.
&ieuei6t eia WtorO.
Gin iuneer Mrann ans eerinefieieer urfa4e
lit ole Srulf eei@o1en.
Gin NefTe SerrD @aumrpe's aIS Oct SBater
nerbnftet.

GuS ei11em geringfugigen 9lnlaB tpurbe
Sonntag Wfor9en gegen 5 1br Santes Sra7
ceD, eth 21iG6rtger iunger Oeanlt, bon Treo.
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bet it'd geo. 217 IS. 9aDloritraBe. ST bate
Die gta6t pom Samltag gum Sont1tag in
@emetul6aft einiger Sreunbe in Ser Surnz
bale an Der gS. II. StraBe bet1n Sals 3u>
9ebra6t un0 nollte ft6 I'M 4 lbr Is Wetn.
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1nitgen 3euten, Del1e loeben oaDongtn8elt,
it6 Die tDm ab6anben gefommene Sophie
Hetoul1g a1geeignet bate unD CT folgte ben
8eiben oaber mad, UNI ite an Der @de Der
12. nn0 untonitraBe, Dor benz @e6duoe Der
r8~olbington See g., aud ein5u6olen.
Setnen SUIT auf BENT &opfe 6eS @tnen etz
fennenb, foroerte er BEN 8etreffenben auf,
i'm ibn 3uriid3ugeben. 9n Steae elmer
Nnttport erbielt SraceD etnen Sauitl6lag
un6 I'M ielben Nusenbltd sog Der altbere Der
bei0en Strol6e etllen GepoIper, legte tbn
obne Meiteres auf Semen an unb f%elerte.
@on Der &ugel in Die 8ruit, unterbalb Der
6. Jtippe 9etroffen, itur5te ber 8eoauerns7
tpertDe nte0er.
Gr tpur6e ipGter na6 6em County 6osptz
tai gebra6t, mo- Die Ner3te leinen 3uitanO
ais einen b06it fritiihen beSei9neten.
Der Worobube ielbit entflob, bod tulroe
am 9fa9mtttage auf cine quite 8ei6reibung
ietleS QuSle6en5 bin Sreo. WaQette, bon
SEQ. 521 Stateitrabe, Derbaftet ultO, nad}1
Dem ,er i'm hospital bur6 ietn Opfer OolIz
ftdt0ig als Ser S6ulbtge ibenttftctrt NOR
ben, in Si6erbeit gebra6t. WfalIette lit
Elm gleffe Serrp Wtonroe's, DeS ni6t geraoe
I'M beiten 9fufe ite6eltoen S6anftptrt9es
bon Der g. StdteiiroBe.
8ie bon Der Noli3et bebauptet mirb, lit
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0ieb un6 bate berielbe crit fiir5lt6 Dem
WtaQette 800 geitobler, I'm oanrl nab gfep
gorf gu berbuften. 9ta6 Der 0tiidfeDr traf
ct W1alettc lit Der TurnbalIe ali. unO Die
Solge tpar Elm befti9er WOrtmediet, tpel6er
i6lteBlt6 auf Oer StraBe in etlte, Rauferet
un6 baum in Die S6teBeret auSartete.
Wtilb, linbernb utb betlenb lit DR.. Cages
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
@pQMcrei IA l%perf0afea1

Cine lett ptelen J01ren nit gatem Grinlg 6etrie6ete
@roueret III ei.ter 6tibeabeu &al6itabt 6iefe5 Staate5
lit speGcn Des Eaepem ee{csgfeu IpSeS Se3 @es
i 5eg9 inter ~8inlti9eu @eOin9Hngen 5l ~oerfonie1.
fFoB I'M sabre lnb lift mi ole,l u~IIobevlteu @iurjd3=
~oerieEen. 3o5u geg6ren 5 9!creS 9aub, etn
Qer&nmt9e5 WoDn6au3, @feroe NIB Wa9eH,
Sans: 94Ips'! s5o Is, VG5 .air5S g l}aO 81 55f rr1 aa a sg SeGs
Sirlon, g}p. 1889 0uuuinSitr., G5icogo, 81.
1G{nhnY1 md
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
@Gsutic0e sat tcrf01tfc.e.

Cine S0n;iebe nit gutter &uubi0ait ne6It Wobn=
bauS, SGeune nnb 3pei Soften Ill einem &~auoItdht=
Gen. Der beItei @egenb BON Slinots, 1T @ciu:19beitS.
b0iber bilig an nerfaufeu. De9en 9EdDeye5 iueEbe
man fMD al VIM. Stehl, Florid, Putnam Co.,
l1oft4ioD Illinois.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
&i,tn1aabeejOt.

Die acknowledgement b%eliefelt lt9 al1I
1858, 41O, sos ge9en S54, 800 ,547 III Der ells
ipredenbe gSocbe oes &oriabreS,
Sn Jtelu g)ort louroen u. .. SoroS nottrt :
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
Niebmarft.

Sim 3titbuiebn1rtt betru9 81: ,3nf16r ca.
57,415 Gtiid, 9e9eu 80, 740 Gtlid III Der
pori9en @o9e. 4Sreile feit uno muroen fol=
aenOe Our0l0nittSpre er4ielt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
@tstc gGGgfaiA

Station nn Der Cairo, QiucerHe3 & GDicogo Ct
QroBcGi O5It= uTb WeingartcH, brei 9rrn=
Blatforntlooge, Sdeucr. 3ou5 uuo 8eler 3n Der=
toltFen 0ber 3n permietbeI. G1uleu uu6 &irIea nit
9uten g9eGeit naDe. MuSfltrTt ert6cilt: GrF5t Vsttbi,
GrMif p. O., &larf So, SGiuris. ~5inti3lu6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

eddie 0ie 3ufu6r belief iib altf ca.
&c, 900 StiiG, 9egen 37,717 Stitf III Der
porigen ISOLDE. Nretle Inn 15@35c nieoris
ger, ais pori9e NO9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24
0ctreiSeMtArft.
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@Dica9o, %. Oft.
Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT am @etreibe= llno
northumberland : Otdrft er9eben 1tW
aus fol9enber 3uiamune1lellung:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

Wtilb, Iinbern0 uno beilenO 1T DR.. Cages
uCatarrh Remedy"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

WerfduTt muroell Il. L:
n~-.9 0,rrhSAufEf2O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-10-24

Die S6 wetne 3ufubr betr11 ca.
1868 0 Stiid, 9esen 1872, 518 @tiid in Der
portgen Wo6e. Be3ablt muroeu S4.15m
4;60 tur i9mere nnb $4.25@4,50 tiir Iei6te.
Yretle INN 15@2Oc. niebriser, ais Dor o6t
Sasen.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-04-14

We h@n say to our customers ht having only one price f% goods tr retail and the profit eng very
heretofore run an Mcntw with usk rfrdo the, firm ooJ w Brown, our bookkepe,h he will not
be defended. w e will do what WI can to make ito YOUR ert ohae With us and cordially invite all
4%Feb. 8 1857 '"A "p"~ '" THffNsHAw & MEDEAR1s.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-04-14

Winston, N. c., Sept. 3, lS86.-1y.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-01
Marking the Frontier.

The frontier between Germany and
Frame is more distinctly marked than
that of any other two countries. The
line is so arranged that it crosses every
road at right angles. On the German
side is large post 10 feet high, painted
like BARRIERS pole, red, black and white,
with a crosspicce at the top, with the
word, in black letters on a white ground,
'granzo" boundary, with an exclama-
ton mark. Dlagonally opposite is a
cast-iron post 10 feet high, whereon is
painted in gray on an iron crosspiece
the word 'frontere. These posts are
only placed on roads and railways. The
line is indicated "across country" by
stone b.ock7 projecting about foot
above the ground at intervals of 80 yards.
On the French side of the block is cut
with a chisel the letter Of" on the
German side is the letter SD" for
deutschland.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1887-04-01

Robert ]. Burdette publishes in Lippin-
colts paper of "reminiscences entitled:
Confessions of Reformed Humorist, {"
full of the gentle pathos which has always
tempered and purified his work, and
breathing the fondest love for his dead
wife, to whom he pays the following
tribute in closing:
GAS close this paper miss the loving
collaboration that with so much grace
and delicacy would have better prepared
these pages for the reader. The first
throb of literary ambition, my earliest and
later successes, so far as have been sue
cessful, whatever words of mine men may
be pleased to remember most pleasantly,
whatever of earnestness and high purpose
there is in my life, whatever inspiration
l ever had or have that enters into my
work and makes it more worthy of &C
ceptance owe to the greatest, best and
wisest of critics and colaborators, low
ing, devoted wife And if ever should
win one of the prizes which men some
times give to those who amuse them, the
wreath should not be placed on the jester
who laughs and sings, but on the brow of
her who inspired the mirth and the
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